In the Philippines, Minda News reported that French company Hydrogène de France (HDF) will construct a P5-billion renewable-energy power plant in the province of Zamboanga Sibugay, with the aim of generating power from water. The Philippine Information Agency reported that the proposed hydrogen plant will be built in the municipality of Talusan in Olutanga Island. Carlos Cerezo, Mindanao Development Authority (MinDA)’s area management office head for Western Mindanao, said that the facility, which is also capable of storing power through its batteries, could generate 10 megawatts initially but added that HDF could expand the facility to produce up to 45 megawatts in a future phase. He added that the local government has procured 60 hectares to host the plant.
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